The Exile of Erin

Following the decision to exile Catholic Irish men and women to foreign lands, Elizabeth Gunning writes a fictional account of the experiences and emotions they faced. The novel explores the themes of love, loyalty, and patriotism over the course of generations and across countries, offering an intimate look into what it means to be an Irish exile.

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